100-year-old Vancouver photos reveal dogs' historical presence, serving Indigenous populations, settlers, and soldiers.
100-year-old photos in Vancouver's archives showcase dogs' historical presence in the city, dating back to 1889. Dogs were vital to the lives of Indigenous populations, serving as companions and providing fur for weaving. As settlers built Vancouver, dogs continued to be part of their lives, featuring in various roles such as pets, working dogs, and mascots, even accompanying soldiers during the First World War. The diverse names of these canine companions suggest their significance in the lives of their human companions for many generations.
August 17, 2024
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